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EXIT INTERVIEW NEED FOR A NOVEL APPROACH GUIDED BY – BRIG. GURMEET SINGH PRESENTED BY- AMIT KUMAR ANURAG KUMAR GOUTAM SAHU VIJAY SHARMA

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EXIT INTERVIEWNEED FOR A NOVEL APPROACH

GUIDED BY – BRIG. GURMEET SINGH

PRESENTED BY- AMIT KUMAR ANURAG KUMAR GOUTAM SAHU VIJAY SHARMA

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QUOTE

IN A POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT WHICH HAD MANY KINGS , ANY ONE OF THEM RESTING WITH CONTENT WITH HIS OWN TERRITORY WAS LIKELY TO FALL PREY TO THE EXPANSIONIST AMBITIONS OF ANOTHER.

- ARTHASASTHRA

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EMPLOYEE TURNOVER

Macy & Mirvis (1983) defined employee turnover as the movement of employee beyond the boundary of the organization due to reduction of employees' socio-psychological attraction to or interest in the work organization.

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CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER

Major Causes1. Pull Type 2. Push Type3. Unavoidable Turnover4. Involuntary Turnover

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CONSEQUENCES OF EMPLOYEE TURNOVER

Decreased productivity; work backlog, increased work loads.

Increased investment in recruitment, training, & maintenance of employees.

Decreased commitment & morale among the employees, leading to poor team dynamics.

Knowledge transfer to the competitors.

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EXIT INTERVIEW

An Exit Interview is the process of identifying the reasons for which an employee quits an organization .

Scheduled between HR professional & employee planning to quit.

The question is about the reliability of the exit interview in collating the right reasons for the employees quitting & to determine if it is a valid approach?

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ANALYSIS OF EXIT INTREVIEW

Majority of reasons provided at the time of exit interview were voluntary & unavoidable, but after the follow-up stage it was found that most of the reasons were voluntary & avoidable.

It proves that exit interview is a “translucent process” which requires a ray of light.

Need of the hour-develop a systematic approach in determining the actual reasons for the employees departure.

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RESEARCHERS ON EMPLOYEE TURNOVER

If the turnover could be predicted in advance, the organization would have been able to control it.

Factors in predicting employee turnover are:

1. Commitment2. Job satisfaction 3. Behavioral intentions Process of quitting.

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SAMPLE

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FORWARD LOOKING APPROACH

Measuring employee attitude while working & should be gauged at the time of employee’s exit.

Comparing the attitude scores of employees pre & post quitting.

Measuring attitude at regular intervals. The attitude measurement process should

lead defining & predicting the “Antecedents-Behavior-Consequences” of an eventual turnover.

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CONCLUSION

The exit interview process should be a ‘descendent to the attitude measurement process’.

The organization can retain the ‘avoidable leavers’.

The simple way is ‘trust’. Win your employees confidence and

seal your organization exit.

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THANKYOU